A cowboy with a broken heart. An ex-fiancée with a secret… Carter Charming stopped celebrating the holidays after his fiancée, Paige, left him without a word. So he swore he’d never marry, never date, and he avoided mistletoes like it was going out of style. But when the magic of Christmas flows over the small town of Mistletoe and his mother plays a little matchmaking, will this stubborn cowboy change his mind? Read more

I am come as a light into the world, that whosoever believes in me should not abide in darkness. John 12:46 There is no denying the fact that the claims of Christ are radical. Jesus statements concerning Himself present every person with a choice to be made. We must either accept or reject His claims. He was either telling the truth or He was lying. He claimed to be the Son of God and that He came to save the world. It is not an option to simply ignore such statements. For if Jesus is truly who He claimed to be, then our eternal destiny will be determined by whether or not we believe those claims. Read more

A lost suitcase leads to a heated kiss and a dangerous mission from which Rachel may not escape. Montana native, Rachel Saunders, is looking forward to her all-expense paid weekend trip to New York. But, when her luggage is lost and she is accosted by an infuriating Homeland Security agent named Dawson Tate, events take a dangerous turn. Now, she and Dawson must elude their enemies and prevent a terrorist attack before the bomb in their possession is detonated in the center of Manhattan–all while keeping their obvious attraction to one another in check. Baggage Claim is Book 1 in the thrilling Christian Romantic Suspense, Tru Exceptions series. Please Note: While “Tru Exceptions” is a Christian Romantic Suspense series, the first book does not contain a strong spiritual message. It is a clean, edge-of-your-seat story meant to be enjoyed by all and form the basis for the main character’s spiritual journey that spans the whole series. Read more

The Gospel of Jesus Christ is Simple; But It’s Not Simplistic! “Search the scriptures; for in them ye think ye have eternal life: and they are they which testify of me” John 5:39 Although The Simple Gospel is a compilation of articles and essays written by Jon Cardwell while serving as a missionary-pastor in remote bush Alaska (2002-2008), the hope behind this little book is to exhort earnest Bible reading, study and meditations among Christians in these dark times; and further, to encourage an eye upon the scriptures from a perspective that is gospel honoring, Christ exalting, and God glorifying. Jon has often said from the pulpit, “The gospel of Jesus Christ is simple; but it’s not simplistic.” In other words… The gospel is easy enough for a child to understand; nevertheless, the propositions of the gospel are eternal truths and, therefore, infinitely glorious. As fallen men, even those redeemed by God’s grace in Jesus Christ, have a propensity toward sin and a tendency toward good works accomplished in the flesh, the only remedy for today’s Christian is to stay rooted and grounded in gospel faith, drawing nearer to God in the revelation of Jesus Christ from the scriptures. The entire Bible is about the Person and work of Jesus Christ: who He is and what He has done, is doing, and will do, unto God’s great glory. This treatise is something of a sequel to the bestseller, Christ and Him Crucified. WHAT YOU’LL FIND INSIDE: It begins with “The Simple Gospel,” explaining the Incarnation, Crucifixion, Resurrection, Ascension, and Restitution in Christ’s return. Next is an exposition of Romans 3:21-27 in a chapter titled, “Propitiation through Faith.” The third chapter, “The Sign of Jonah,” may be a little edgy for some as it explains a Wednesday crucifixion from scriptural proofs. “The Shroud of Turin” is the fourth chapter, an article that expresses, from the scriptures, why the Turin shroud could not be the burial cloth of Jesus Christ. The fifth chapter, “The Chief End of Man,” may step on a few toes as it not only provides a brief lesson in Biblical hermeneutics while presenting man’s true and Biblical purpose, but it also presents the “felt needs” approach to church growth as unbiblical and logically unsound. ”The Trouble with Traditions of Men” refutes some modern “Christian traditions” while presenting the importance of clinging to the truth of Christ crucified from the scriptures. Next, “The Mystery of God,” presents the gospel of Jesus Christ through some oft overlooked prophetic scriptures in Genesis. “You Must Be Born Again,” springing from Christ’s comment to Nicodemus in John 3:3, presents the reality of regeneration in the soul saved by grace through faith. Finally, the book is capped off with “A Glimpse of Eternity.” Artistic paintings and photographs have also been included in this work to aid you in understanding some of the points presented. Grab Your Copy Today! Read more

Are you living and loving your life? Or are you just trying to get through each day and make it to the weekend? Does it seem like everybody else’s life is moving and always improving, except yours? Are you confused and trying to figure out what God wants you to do? It’s easy to feel like your life is in vain when you’re not living out your purpose. The good news is God created you for and with a purpose. This book gives 7 ways to find out what it is. Download this book to get started with your discovery today. Read more